ODNR Map Showing Utica Shale Wells Permitted & Drilled in Ohio, as of 12/6/13

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A handy map from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources that shows where Utica Shale drilling is happening in the state. It has different colored dots to denote where permits have been issued, where wells have been drilled, and where wells have been drilled and are now producing. Running along the right bottom corner is a tally (as of 12/6/13) for how many permits have been issued by driller, which now totals over 1,000 permits.

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OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

HORIZONTAL UTICA - PT PLEASANT WELL ACTIVITY IN OHIO
LAKE

ERI E

LA KE

ASHTABULA
GEAUGA
CUYAHOGA

ERIE
TRUMBULL
LORAIN

PORTAGE
HURON
MEDINA

SUMMIT

MAHONING

ASHLAND

WAYNE

STARK

RICHLAND

COLUMBIANA

HOLMES
RROW
TUSCARAWAS

CARROLL

JEFFERSON

KNOX

COSHOCTON
HARRISON

LICKING
GUERNSEY
BELMONT
MUSKINGUM

NOBLE
FAIRFIELD

PERRY

0

10

20 miles

MONROE
MORGAN
0

WASHINGTON

HOCKING

EXPLANATION
Horizontal well status as of 11/30/2013
PERMITTED - Permitted, Not Drilled, or Canceled (389)
DRILLED - Drilled or Drilling (318)
PRODUCING - Producing or Plugged Back (284)
INACTIVE - Drilled Inactive or Shut in (2)
PLUGGED - Final Restoration or Lost Hole (10)
Dry and Abandoned (3)

Well permit information from the ODNR Division of Oil and Gas Resources Management
Recommended citation:
Ohio Department of Natural Resources, 2013, Horizontal Utica-Point Pleasant Well Activity
in Ohio: Columbus, scale 1:1,300,000, revised 12/6/2013.

10

20

30 kilometers

1:1,300,000
1 inch = 21 miles
OPERATOR
AMERICAN ENERGY UTICA LLC
ANADARKO E & P ONSHORE LLC
ANTERO RESOURCES CORPORATION
ATLAS NOBLE LLC
BEUSA ENERGY LLC
BP AMERICA PRODUCTION COMPANY
BRAMMER ENGINEERING INC
CARRIZO (UTICA) LLC
CHESAPEAKE EXPLORATION LLC
CHEVRON APPALACHIA LLC
CNX GAS COMPANY LLC
DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION CO
ECLIPSE RESOURCES I LP
EM ENERGY OHIO LLC
ENERVEST OPERATING L
EQT PRODUCTION COMPANY
GULFPORT ENERGY CORPORATION
HALCON OPERATING COMPANY INC
HALL DRILLING LLC (OIL & GAS)
HESS OHIO DEVELOPMENTS LLC
HG ENERGY LLC
HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY
MOUNTAINEER KEYSTONE LLC
PDC ENERGY INC
R E GAS DEVELOPMENT LLC
RICE DRILLING D LLC
SIERRA RESOURCES LLC
SWEPI LP
TRIAD HUNTER LLC
XTO ENERGY INC.
TOTAL

COUNT
5
12
54
8
1
4
2
5
553
7
37
13
19
1
17
8
91
11
5
43
23
15
8
17
26
5
3
1
7
5
1006

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